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by Andrew Batt
July 21, 2026
in Community, Lifestyle, News, Wokingham
Luca and Seguro, SAFE mascots, helped to advertise the charity's summer fun day in July. Picture: Emma Merchant

Luca and Seguro, SAFE mascots, helped to advertise the charity's summer fun day in July. Picture: Emma Merchant

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As we head into the final weeks of July, the area is absolutely buzzing with community spirit.

Whether you are looking to entertain the kids now that schools are breaking up, hoping to catch some local culture, or just wanting an excuse to enjoy some great food and sunshine, our local organisers have truly delivered.

Here is a pick of the very best events happening locally over the next seven days.

Ongoing: Wokingham Art Society Exhibition

Before we dive into specific days, a quick reminder that the Wokingham Art Society’s 2026 annual two-week exhibition is currently underway.

It is a fantastic showcase of local talent featuring everything from ceramics and wood carving to paintings and glassware.

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If you have a spare hour this week, it is well worth popping in to support our local creators.

https://www.wokinghamartsociety.org.uk/annual-exhibition-and-sale/

Wednesday, July 22: Lockey Farm car and motorbike show

For petrolheads and vintage enthusiasts, Lockey Farm in Arborfield is hosting an evening car and motorbike show.

It is a great excuse to grab a bite from the farm shop, wander among some beautifully maintained vehicles, and catch up with fellow enthusiasts as the sun goes down.

Tickets are limited.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/d/united-kingdom–wokingham–85684209/events/

Thursday, July 23: Festival of Inclusivity

Just on the edge of our patch, Palmer Park is hosting the Festival of Inclusivity.

It is shaping up to be a brilliant morning dedicated to accessible sports, community support, and bringing people of all abilities together.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/festival-of-inclusivity-palmer-park-leisure-centre-thursday-23rd-july-26-tickets-1985717683044?aff=ebdssbcitybrowse

Saturday, July 25: SAFE Family Fun Day, Cantley Park

The annual, amazing Family Fun Day is back again, with a full and fun packed day with lots to do and see.

The charity is completely run by volunteers and every penny you spend goes directly on the horses that are rescued.

Mascot ponies Luca and Seguro are looking forward to seeing you.

Tickets are priced at £2, with under-12s free.

https://www.safe-horses.co.uk/

Saturday, July 25: Igniting writing

Have you got a budding author in the family?

Wokingham Library is hosting the “Igniting Writing” summer creative writing workshop this Saturday.

It is a fantastic way to keep young minds engaged and imaginative during the summer break. Visit Wokingham Borough Libraries for more details.

https://wokingham.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/FULL/WPAC/EVSESENQ/4795409/17040137,15

Sunday, July 26: Sunrise pilates, brunch and beats

The Great House at Sonning is the place to be if you are looking to start your Sunday with some riverside serenity.

It is running a riverside summer wellness event featuring early morning reformer pilates, followed by brunch and upbeat fellowship on the Thames.

It is the perfect way to reset for the week ahead.

https://thegreathousesonning.co.uk/event/sunrise-pilates-brunch-beats/

Sunday, July 26: Family Fun Day, Maiden’s Green.

A top pick for parents is happening this weekend at Stirrups Hotel.

It is a completely free-entry afternoon packed with non-stop entertainment. The kids can exhaust themselves at the Little Panda Soft Play or get painted by Dali Ballooni, while the adults can enjoy wood-fired pizzas, BBQ favorites, and the bar.

There will even be a live steel band providing the soundtrack to the afternoon. Parking is very limited, so walk down if you can, or arrive early.

Monday, July 27: Wildfire roadshow

Start your next week with something completely different.

The Wildfire Roadshow is offering families a chance to meet the brave folks who fight local and regional fires.

It is educational, deeply important given the July heat, and a big hit with kids who love fire engines.

If you are planning to go, head to the main car park for Wildmoor Heath on Sandhurst Road in Crowthorne.

It is completely free, and you can just drop in.

https://tbhpartnership.org.uk/event/wildfire-roadshow-crowthorne-5/

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